ERC Consolidator Grant · 2025
Using Motor Learning to Establish a Scientific Foundation for Mapping Techniques in Virtual Reality
The distinctive potential of Virtual reality (VR) is to give people experiences of being in worlds they otherwise could not be in, having a body that is unlike their real one, and doing things they could not do in real life. That potential can be realised with VR interaction techniques that map the movements of the physical body to a virtual one–mapping techniques. Despite over two decades of research on mapping techniques, there is no scientific foundation for developing them. As a consequence, they are still unusable in VR applications. The goal of this project, MOVR, is to establish a scientific foundation for mapping techniques. Using a mapping technique to interact in VR (e.g., to…
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